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... tends to stand out in a market where upgrades often arrive with fine print attached. What Actually Changed The headline figure is simple: the standard port speed has been tripled compared to previous limits. From now on, 300 Mbps becomes the default for virtual servers in the selected locations. For workloads that demand more bandwidth, users can extend the channel up to 1 Gbps. This upgrade is handled through additional traffic allocation rather than a full plan change, which keeps the process closer ...

Hosting provider RuVDS has announced the launch of a new virtual server location in Minsk, Belarus. The site is already fully operational, with infrastructure deployed, connected, and available for customer workloads. With this addition, the company’s network now spans 21 locations, including nine outside Russia. The number itself is less important than the pattern behind it: expansion that looks planned rather than opportunistic. Why Minsk Made the Cut The choice of Minsk is not particularly surprising...

... suggests, bottlenecks have a habit of reappearing elsewhere once the obvious ones are removed. Public IP Addresses Become Optional One of the more noticeable changes involves public IP addresses. They will no longer be included in the base price of virtual servers and will instead be offered as a separate paid option with a unified price across all configurations. The logic is straightforward: pay only for what is actually used. Users will also gain the ability to detach and reassign IP addresses ...

... lists. The company focuses on infrastructure designed to minimize logging and support anonymous access — a somewhat different approach compared with mainstream hosting providers that often compete primarily on resource quotas and marketing slogans. Virtual servers on the platform come with dedicated resources and the same privacy-oriented standards the company previously applied in its Swiss location. In practical terms, the provider positions its infrastructure as a place for projects whose owners ...

Hosting provider Sprintbox has introduced a new virtual server location in Belarus. The platform is currently running in beta mode, but the infrastructure is already operational and the first projects are being deployed. The choice of location appears fairly pragmatic. Belarus has long been a convenient hosting point for users from neighboring regions, particularly Russia. Network connectivity between the two countries tends to remain stable, and latency is usually low enough to keep system administrators...

The map still shows the same Copenhagen pin, but the servers behind it are now equipped to handle workloads with considerably more muscle — rather like a longship upgraded with a modern engine while still sailing the same cold northern waters Hosting provider 4VPS·SU has announced the relaunch of its virtual server offering in Denmark. The Copenhagen location has returned with updated infrastructure — this time powered by AMD EPYC 7713 processors and NVMe storage. On paper, the location remains...

... remains unchanged compared to other inet·ws locations — the numbers appear to have stayed exactly where they were, apparently without consulting inflation or geography Hosting provider inet·ws has announced the launch of a new location for its virtual servers — this time in Paris, France. The company has added another pin to its European infrastructure map, giving users the option to run VPS instances closer to audiences in France and neighboring countries. All existing VPS plans are now ...

Hosting provider Mnogoweb has expanded its VPS lineup with two new virtual server plans — VPS Green and VPS Red. The company positions these offerings as simple and affordable solutions for projects that need stable infrastructure without complex configurations or excessive resources. In other words, these servers are aimed at the kind of workloads that just need to run quietly in the background instead of constantly demanding attention from system administrators. Two New Plans for Entry-Level Projects...

Hosting provider DLine Media has announced the launch of two new locations for virtual servers. Novosibirsk and Saint Petersburg have now appeared on the company’s infrastructure map — cities that rarely share the same technological headline but this time arrive as a pair. The expansion adds additional regional capacity for ...

Preorders can be placed right now through the control panel: once the location opens, billing will kick in automatically. For the impatient crowd, there’s a “safety cushion” — a 20% discount Timeweb Cloud has announced the start of preorders for virtual servers in its new location — New York, USA. The exact launch date is still under wraps, but the company is targeting sometime within the next month and promises to reveal the precise day soon on its channel. Preorders can be placed right now ...

... been added, and waiting lists are not part of the plan. Overall, LLHOST is quietly strengthening its presence in Estonia, covering both ends of the spectrum — from projects that require full hardware control to workloads that are better suited to virtual servers, now without the usual scarcity. No marketing fireworks, just concrete numbers and available resources.

... technical due diligence — latency checks, route testing, and load behavior analysis — the kind of groundwork typically appreciated after, not before, the first wave of user feedback. Now 19 Countries on the List With the new additions, ServHost’s virtual servers are now available in 19 countries in total. The current geography includes Austria, the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Italy, Canada, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, the United States, Finland, France, the ...

Being placed in Northern Europe, the site is designed to deliver low latency for regional audiences, along with a stable connection and infrastructure suitable for projects that range from modest workloads to decidedly serious ones The geography of cloud infrastructure has just shifted slightly north. Hosting provider QWINS has announced the launch of a new cloud server location in Sweden, adding a Scandinavian address to its growing European map . The new Swedish location is aimed primarily at...

Hosting provider Zomro has expanded the geography of its cloud services by adding a new Cloud VPS location in Germany. The move strengthens the company’s European footprint and adds another option for users who prefer predictable latency and data center infrastructure built with typical German thoroughness. Germany Joins Zomro’s Cloud Map The new German location is now available across Zomro’s main Cloud VPS lineup. Customers can deploy Basic Cloud VPS, Premium Cloud VPS, and Forex Cloud VPS configurations...

... where a website is needed quickly, and lengthy discussions about fonts, margins, and color palettes can safely wait Hosting provider King Servers has announced the launch of an AI-powered website generator designed to work alongside its clustered virtual servers . The new tool is aimed at situations where a website is needed quickly, and lengthy discussions about fonts, margins, and color palettes can safely wait. From Idea to First Version in Minutes According to King Servers, the AI generator ...

Hosting provider is*hosting has announced the launch of an option to deploy virtual servers with preinstalled OpenClaw — an open-source AI assistant formerly known as Clawdbot and recently rebranded as Moltbot OpenClaw. In practical terms, this means users can spin up their own always-on assistant without turning installation ...

Finland has earned a reputation as a quiet and reliable hosting hub: stable power supply, mature network infrastructure, neutral geography, and a general absence of unpleasant surprises at the backbone level Hosting provider NuxtCloud has expanded its VPS geography with a new location in Finland. According to the company, the focus this time was not on marketing poetry but on infrastructure details users usually notice first — especially when something goes wrong. Why Finland Makes Sense Finland...

Hosting provider ProCloud has revised its approach to virtual servers and rolled out an updated VPS lineup. The decision followed an analysis of real-world usage, which showed that impressive numbers of vCPU and RAM did not always translate into stable performance — and sometimes even created operational ...

Hosting provider Fotbo has launched virtual private servers in a new European location — Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The German site becomes the company’s third VPS location after the Netherlands and Poland, making Fotbo’s European footprint a little broader and a little less shy. A New Data Center in Frankfurt The new VPS instances are hosted at the CloudKleyer data center in Frankfurt, a Tier III facility with a stated 99.99% uptime level. The site is certified under ISO/IEC 27001, Trust in Cloud...

... are adjusted, but this time the numbers stayed put. A New VPS Generation, Same Monthly Cost According to Hostiger, the update focuses on modernized compute resources and overall platform reliability. The result is a broader and more capable range of virtual servers, designed to handle everything from modest workloads to configurations that suggest the server will not be spending much time idle. The lineup spans entry-level VPS options through to high-capacity instances intended for heavier workloads ...

The hosting provider Sprintbox has announced the launch of a new international location for its virtual dedicated servers. VDS instances are now available in the Netherlands, hosted in Amsterdam. The new site complements the company’s existing Russian location in Saint Petersburg and adds a European option for projects that prefer their infrastructure a little closer to international traffic flows. Amsterdam as a Gateway to International Traffic The choice of Amsterdam is hardly accidental. The city...

... enthusiasm for tying up large sums of money upfront in exchange for future benefits. The calculator was impressive; actual demand, less so. “Lifetime” Servers to See a Price Increase The second change concerns a price increase for “lifetime” virtual servers, also effective from January. YaColo·NET has not provided a detailed explanation, but in hosting this usually points to familiar factors: infrastructure costs, long-term support obligations, and the simple fact that providers are rarely ...

This accelerator focuses on memory capacity and bandwidth rather than decorative specs. It is not for everyone — but for those who need it, alternatives tend to run out quickly Cloud provider immers·cloud has announced the availability of servers powered by the NVIDIA H100 NVL 94GB GPU. This is a specialized version of NVIDIA’s flagship accelerator, designed for large-scale AI workloads and dense cluster environments — the kind where memory runs out faster than patience. The new GPU is offered...

A platform based on AMD EPYC 7642, deployment at Equinix FR5, and virtual geography through GeoIP combine into a setup that is physically anchored in Frankfurt while logically spanning much of Europe Hosting provider h2·nexus has announced a major infrastructure update for its PROMO server lineup. New PROMO instances are now deployed on platforms powered by AMD EPYC 7642 processors — former Cloudflare Gen X servers that previously handled traffic for millions of websites worldwide and have now...

Hosting provider HostVDS has announced the availability of virtual servers based on the AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D processor. The new configuration is now offered in Riga, Latvia, targeting users who care more about raw performance than polished marketing phrases. According to the company, the new VPS lineup is designed ...

The new site is located in Frankfurt, a city that has long established itself as one of Europe’s key network hubs and rarely requires much of an introduction Spanish hosting provider Hosta Blanca has announced the launch of a new server location in Germany. The new site is located in Frankfurt, a city that has long established itself as one of Europe’s key network hubs and rarely requires much of an introduction. According to the company, the German location is designed for customers who value...

Officially it’s a “limited edition,” but in practice it’s a compact option for small projects where a full-scale configuration would be excessive, yet a VPS is still needed Hosting provider Mnogoweb has announced the launch of a new virtual server plan called VPS Black 2025. Officially it’s a “limited edition,” but in practice it’s a compact option for small projects where a full-scale configuration would be excessive, yet a VPS is still needed. The starting price is from 180 RUB per month (≈ $2)...

Until November 16, 2025, users can apply a promo code to get a permanent 15% discount on all Estonian VPS plans and billing cycles Hosting provider LLHOST has completed an infrastructure upgrade in Estonia and reopened its VPS lineup in the region. According to the company, the new setup delivers better performance and stability — ready to handle everything from test environments to small production workloads. Orders can already be placed via the billing panel (Cart → Estonia 1Gbps VPS). The website...

Hosting provider Timeweb Cloud has announced upcoming price changes for its Premium NVMe virtual server line. The new pricing will take effect on November 5, 2025 , as the company cites rising costs of hardware and data center services. Existing servers will stay on their current rates — the update applies only to new instances created after November 5. The new prices will also kick in when cloning or changing the configuration of a server. New Prices in Russia Plan Price before Nov 5 (no IPv4)...

Hosting provider FirstVDS has decided to give its “CPU.Turbo 2.0” plan a serious performance boost by adding AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D processors. Built on the Zen 5 architecture, with 16 cores and speeds up to 5.7 GHz, this setup sounds like even your browser tabs might start feeling ambitious. When “turbo” actually means turbo The new configuration doesn’t stop at the CPU. It also includes fast NVMe storage, DDR5 RAM, and a 1 Gbit/s network channel with up to 32 TB of monthly traffic — at no extra cost...

Hosting provider DLine Media has decided to shake up the VPS market with the launch of its new “Combo” lineup — six plans that bring beefed-up resources and faster connectivity. Even the entry-level options got a well-deserved boost. Faster Than Your Patience If slow network speeds once tested your Zen, those days are over. The new Combo VPS plans now deliver up to 500 Mbit/s right out of the gate. Memory and storage have grown, and the CPU count will easily handle more than just a pet project. Combo...

ProfitServer jokes that the connection is “so fast, it practically speaks Spanish” Hosting provider ProfitServer has launched a new node in Barcelona, offering both virtual and dedicated servers in the capital of Catalonia — a city where even the internet seems to have a Spanish accent. Faster than your morning espresso According to the company, the new location delivers ultra-low latency and high performance. ProfitServer jokes that the connection is “so fast, it practically speaks Spanish”. The...

Hosting provider Friendhosting has decided that regular VDS servers no longer cut it, introducing a new Hi-CPU VDS lineup built for those who’d rather flex processing power than patience. Performance with personality At the heart of these new servers are AMD EPYC CPUs clocked at up to 5.7 GHz — a number that sounds less like a spec and more like a dare. Coupled with NVMe storage and network speeds up to 1 Gbps, the lineup seems ready to take on even the most demanding analytical or computational...

Hosting provider SpaceCore has rolled out a new range of virtual servers powered by Hetzner’s German data centers. Users can now deploy their infrastructure on Hetzner’s hardware directly through SpaceCore — and yes, even pay with cryptocurrency if they prefer to keep things truly decentralized. Ten seconds ...

Hosting provider 4VPS·SU has rolled out a major infrastructure upgrade in Poland, introducing new hicPU plans for those who think “standard resources” are just another way of saying “not enough”. Ryzen 9950X — when raw power gets bored At the heart of this upgrade beats the AMD Ryzen 9950X — a 16-core, 32-thread powerhouse built on the Zen 5 architecture, clocking up to 5.7 GHz. It handles workloads with the composure of someone solving a crossword during lunch. Whether it’s gaming servers, heavy...

With a three-year prepayment, the smallest server comes out to just 100 rubles (about $1 per month) Z-Tv Hosting, which launched its new VPS location in Helsinki earlier this summer, has decided to celebrate in true Nordic fashion — quietly, but with impact. Throughout October, the provider is offering an additional 50% discount on VPS plans . No typo here: with a three-year prepayment, the smallest server comes out to just 100 rubles (about $1 per month). Not bad for a machine running in a country...

Hosting provider RuVDS keeps expanding its digital geography: after Murmansk, the company has now entered the Armenian market. The new virtual server hub is up and running in the OVIO data center, located in the town of Abovyan, Kotayk Province — just 20 kilometers from Yerevan. This marks RuVDS’s eighth international location, and judging by the pace, the company doesn’t seem inclined to slow down. Why Armenia Choosing Armenia makes perfect sense. The country maintains close ties with Russia, creating...

The AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D is a 16-core powerhouse that doesn’t just talk speed — it lives it Hosting provider QWINS has rolled out a major upgrade at its data center in the Netherlands. The new hypervisors are powered by AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D processors — and that’s not just a minor bump in performance, it’s a full-on leap. The storage subsystem also got a serious boost, with drives now running several times faster than before. Network capacity has been expanded to 10 Gbps, ensuring much smoother...

Hosting provider VDSina has updated the cost of its tiniest virtual server plan: 1 CPU, 1 GB RAM, and 10 GB NVMe. The server now costs $0.07 per day, or roughly $2.10 per month. Back when the plan launched last August, it was just $0.75 per month. In other words, the price has almost tripled — a subtle reminder that even the smallest servers can develop a taste for luxury. When Budget Turns into Splurge Originally, this minimal configuration was designed as a “light starter” for testing projects...

Hosting provider HostVDS has unveiled a brand-new European location — in Riga, Latvia. It’s the company’s first data center in the Baltic region, and quite possibly the first step toward a northern expansion. A Baltic Hub for Developers and Businesses The new Riga site is a perfect fit for those who value stability, low latency, and quick response times. Users across the Baltics, Scandinavia, and Northern Europe will likely find this location especially convenient — no more sending packets on a sightseeing...

The H200 architecture is fine-tuned for today’s LLMs: efficient with long contexts, quantization-ready, and optimized for distributed inference Hosting provider immers·cloud has rolled out a new generation of GPU servers powered by NVIDIA H200, one of the most advanced AI accelerators on the market. This isn’t just a hardware refresh — it’s a leap forward. These machines can now handle even the heaviest workloads — from 100B+ LLMs to multimodal architectures — running roughly twice as fast as...

Alongside the German launch, One Dash has added several new tricks to its user dashboard Hosting provider One Dash has expanded its footprint by launching virtual servers in Frankfurt. The German servers run on Intel Xeon E5-2696v4 CPUs clocked at 2.2 GHz — not exactly rocket science, but solid enough to keep things humming. Pricing and “Forever” VPS The entry-level plan starts at just 59 RUB (about ...

From now on, VDS instances can be deployed not just “around the corner” but right in the heart of Almaty Hosting provider FirstVDS has announced the launch of a new virtual server location. From now on, VDS instances can be deployed not just “around the corner” but right in the heart of Almaty — at the Ahost.kz data center. A data center with attitude Ahost.kz isn’t a “warehouse with blinking lights” — it’s a modern facility equipped with dual independent power feeds, advanced cooling, and a gas-based...

The idea is simple — set it once, and the system will quietly do the heavy lifting while you get on with your life Hosting provider HOSTKEY has rolled out a new feature for virtual server owners: automated VPS backups. The idea is simple — set it once, and the system will quietly do the heavy lifting while you get on with your life. 50 GB on the house To make the start less painful, every vm-pico server in Russia comes with 50 GB of free storage. Enough room to stash a decent backup collection...

Seems Albania is ready to offer the tech world more than just beaches and mountain views Hosting provider THE·Hosting has rolled out a short-term promotion: until September 29, 2025, virtual servers in Albania come with a 30% discount. Seems Albania is ready to offer the tech world more than just beaches and mountain views. What’s Inside the Servers The VPS lineup runs on NVMe drives, delivers bandwidth of up to 10 Gbps, and imposes ...

Hosting provider FirstVDS is trimming bills for customers who pick up new virtual servers in Moscow and Amsterdam. The offer runs until the end of September and works with promo code ITEXIT . The discount math, plain and simple Here’s how the numbers stack up: Rental term Discount 1 month 20% 3 months 25% 6 months 30% 12 ...

Hosting provider h2·nexus has rolled out new virtual servers in the Polish capital. Warsaw now joins the map of locations where you can spin up a VPS/VDS powered by Ryzen 7950X3D OverClocked. This CPU is not for the faint-hearted: 16 cores, high clock speeds, and 3D V-Cache make it equally good ...

Hosting provider QWINS has announced the launch of a new point of presence it's VDS in Wyszków, Poland. The choice looks more than strategic: Central and Eastern Europe now get access to a robust IT infrastructure with minimal latency and rock-solid reliability. Servers That Don’t Do “Weak” At the core of the new site are high-performance machines powered by AMD Ryzen 9 9950X. These processors handle the kind of workloads that make ordinary servers break into a cold sweat — from big data crunching...

September 13 marks Programmer’s Day in Russia — the annual celebration of those who turn raw code into working services and messy ideas into elegant solutions. It’s basically the one day when a production bug feels more like destiny than a mistake. To honor the occasion, hosting provider UFO·Hosting has rolled out a 22% discount on virtual and dedicated servers. The math behind it is almost poetic: 13 (day) + 9 (month) = 22. The magic key to unlock it is the promo code UFO13 which you must not forget...

The reason sounds like something out of a bad political drama: their local partner got caught up in sanctions Hosting provider 4VPS·SU has hit the pause button on its Danish VPS location. The reason sounds like something out of a bad political drama: their local partner got caught up in sanctions. According to the company, this is an external mess, completely out of their hands. Hunting for a New Home The team is already scouting for a fresh partner and a new data center in the region. Estimated...